The Catonsville Nine: A Story of Faith and Resistance in the Vietnam Era. Oxford University Press
I wonder if there are not many Sojourners readers who were dismayed with Brian McLaren’s essay in the March 2006 issue (“Found in Translation”)?
Book Review: Dorothy Day: Portaits by Those Who Knew Her (Orbis Books: 2003).
Dorothy Day taught us the real meaning of hospitality by the way she lived day to day.
Brazilian Catholic archbishop Helder Camara brought a "preferential option for the poor" to the center of Christian social thinking.
Contrary to popular belief, the Serbian Orthodox church has a history of resisting ultra-nationalism.
Orthodox Christianity is rooted in eternity, a balm for today.
No matter what religious tradition one is part of, the grim cycle
of violence and counterviolence that has gone on for more than
three years in the former Yugoslavia indicts us all, but I som
